Just tried it, the results seem pretty poor, about on par with Craiyon/DALL-E Mini. I don't think OpenAI should be worried quite yet.
SD is waaay better than Craiyon. And better than Dalle2.
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Just tried it, the results seem pretty poor, about on par with Craiyon/DALL-E Mini. I don't think OpenAI should be worried quite yet.
SD is waaay better than Craiyon. And better than Dalle2.
Check out r/StableDiffusion
Price check for A6000 GPU: $4500 USD Hmmm.
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The problem with this is that you will never know who is actually speaking. Deep fakes are already a thing, but as they get better and more accessible we will approach a world where anyone can make anyone say anything and make it hyper believable. In that world, it will be very difficult to tell what is real.
My personal hunch is that this will end up leading to a situation in which presenters do a cryptographic handshake that works to verify and prove authenticity. This isn't a new idea, and it has some very obvious drawbacks, but I don't see much of a way around the issue. The handshake could work great for something like official news releases, but for other instances that might come up in court, say, dash cam footage…
Will remove all the useless “I didn’t say that”
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It will be more now. Photoshop needs some skills. With AI it gets easier and easier.
But even today, we deal correctly with it. Fakes and real photos are mingled together in 9Gag/LatestNews reports about Ukraine. Under the fakes (and the real), people ask for confirmation. Someone says it’s true, no-one believes him, until a link to a newspaper is dropped. And 9Gag isn’t the highest IQ community around, so yes, general population does distrusts photos by default until proven. They are laughed at anyw…
Wrong topic and facts get downvoted and the fake news prevail.
And not all links to newspaper are considered valid, especially if it's about "woke culture". Then you have to search the reasonable needle in the haystack of transphobia, homophobia and misogyny.
The most interesting part, to me, of a release like this is the amount of "please don't abuse this technology" pleading. No licence will ever stop people from doing things that the licence says they can't. There will always be someone who digs into the internals and makes a version that does not respect your hopes and dreams. It's going to be bad. As I see it, within a couple years this tech will be so widespread and…
> you can fully expect your asshole friends to grab a dozen photos of you from Facebook and then make a hyperrealistic pornographic image of you with a gorilla my prediction is that, as a result, people will start assuming pics online are fake until proven otherwise.
"That worked well for quotations." — Abraham Lincoln
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It’s the opposite of exciting if art is your job, lemme tell you.
(OP here) I agree. I am an artist (not by trade but by lifelong obsession) in several different mediums, but also an AI engineer--so I feel a weird mixture of emotions tbh. I'm thrilled and excited but also terrified lol.
I wanna fucking punch everyone involved in this thing.
This is one of the most important moments in all of art history. Millions of people just got unconditional access to the state-of-the-art in AI text-to-image for absolutely free less the cost of hardware. I have an Nvidia GPU myself and am thrilled beyond belief with the possibilities that this opens up. Am planning on doing some deep dives into latent-space exploration algorithms and hypernetworks in the coming days…
>This is one of the most important moments in all of art history. I agree, but not for the reasons you imply. It will force real artists to differentiate themselves from AI, since the line is now sufficiently blurred. It's probably the death of an era of digital art as we know it.
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Wait here, this shit hasnt hit France yet :) Those models are trained on artists work and put those same artists out of work. When people will register I dont think this is gonna fly.
> Wait here, this shit hasnt hit France yet. What is special about France in this case?
Case in point, the comic artist Jens K (who, f.d, I support on Patreon): https://twitter.com/jenskstyve/status/1560360657148682242